The "Q"
Re: SSL client security
You need to have the public key of the party who signed the server certificate and have it installed in your system as trusted. Only a private key from the trusted party can sign a certificate so if you trust this party haven't lost its private key, you will be fine.
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Koas (12th July 2010)
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Re: SSL client security
Yes, the other party is a server owned also by my company, so I can trust it. Thanks!!
The "Q"
Re: SSL client security
The other party is the company, not a server. Don't mix the two.
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